Given the figure from question number 1 kindly answer the question number 3. Show the complete solution. Thank you! 2. What is the Resultant force (R)of the forces in the figure? What isits direction with respect to thehorizontal?3. What is the equivalentmagnitude and the sense ofmoment in the figure?Note: Given couples/momentsare automaticallyadded/subtracted to thesummation of moments equation.4. EMA = R(d) + M, find d.%3DSupport yGrd size:F3F2130mF4100A=B=Cニ 9D=iE = 0よ=2Down10 N-mFs1. Find the magnitude and sense of momentof the following forces about point A:a) F1 = ab Nb) F2 = cd Nc) F3 = ef Nd) F4 = eca Ne) Fs = dbf NSupport

Solution:1.Moment of force at point A : MA = 10 + 322722+72×1.2 +305×0.7+ 32 cos 62°×0.4…

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Given the figure from question number 1 kindly answer the question number 3. Show the complete solution. Thank you!

2. What is the Resultant force (R)
of the forces in the figure? What is
its direction with respect to the
horizontal?
3. What is the equivalent
magnitude and the sense of
moment in the figure?
Note: Given couples/moments
are automatically
added/subtracted to the
summation of moments equation.
4. EMA = R(d) + M, find d.
%3D
Support

y
Grd size:
F3
F2
130m
F4
100
A=
B=
Cニ 9
D=i
E = 0
よ=2
Down
10 N-m
Fs
1. Find the magnitude and sense of moment
of the following forces about point A:
a) F1 = ab N
b) F2 = cd N
c) F3 = ef N
d) F4 = eca N
e) Fs = dbf N
Support

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